Electoral Justice Requires Government Funds to Organize Elections

By an agreement, the judges Alberto Dalla Vía and Santiago Corcuera they told the Ministry of the Interior "The urgent need" to have budget items intended to finance the organization of the electoral process.

From the Secretariat for Political Affairs, they commented domain.com that in some cases some of these funds have already been transferred and that there is still time needed to send the missing money. In this regard, the spokesmen of the office headed by Adrián Pérez were categorical: "We are on schedule and in shape, we even rotate some of the funds faster than in 2017".

The warning of the CNE to count as soon as possible with the money for the organization of elections had already been evoked by the electoral justice authorities at a meeting with officials of the which Rogelio Frigerio will lead on 25 February.

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On 11 April, the Ministry of the Interior pbaded a resolution authorizing the Supreme Court, the body responsible for apportioning funds to the judiciary, to make a "first transfer" to cover the costs of electoral contracts. According to the official calendar approved by this media, the partial budgeted payment was made ten days ago.

However, in the agreement agreed on Thursday, the election judges said these funds were "insufficient". Magistrates of the country's highest electoral court said the situation "prevents adequate planning to optimize the use of resources under conditions of austerity and prudence in the spending that governs them".

The chapter outside of the agreed one took one of the CNE's justifications to require government funds. Among other reasons, the Electoral Court alleged its complaint to "the situation of significant accumulation of work" in the province of Buenos Aires, a district comprising no less than 37% of the national register.

It should be recalled that to date, the Electoral Court of Buenos Aires is responsible for the subrogee Adolfo Ziulu, who holds in his hands a part of the investigation into the cause of the fraudsters who splash the governor María Eugenia Vidal.

The Court, which has jurisdiction over electoral matters in La Plata, is a key player in the country's political fabric, as it is the first case of resolving the various electoral wrongs in the province of Buenos Aires.

That's the same position that was at the center of the political agenda last week after Alejo Ramos Padilla, Dolores' federal judge who is investigating the fake lawyer Marcelo D'alessio, was in the triple-elevated by the Council of Magistrates at Casa Rosada to occupy this chair.

Agreement 21 of the CNE where he claims funds from the government